Literally no one knew about anything being cut until after the game was released. Heck, they are still using trailers on their steam page that contain things that don’t exist in the game even now. Maybe remove your head from the sand.

Open? They were open on what they apparently planned, less so about what was cut. That’s where the problem lies.

The only thing One Man’s Lie proves is that you can say anything you want about the product your selling no matter if its true or a lie and people will still buy it.

It’s a very strong disincentive for what? Thinner phone? Nobody needs a thinner phone.

Yup same boat I bought it on the thought that Bethesda has made great DLC for fallout 3 it will be the same for fallout 4. Nope never again screw season passes and take everything Bethesda says with a truckload of salt.

I get the rotisserie chicken and rip all of the good meat off of it, make a big ol’ box of Stove Top cornbread dressing using chicken broth instead of water and mix the deboned chunks and pieces of chicken in the dressing and bake until crunchy! (I HATE mushy dressing) Crowd pleaser.

I’m sure it’s not the case for most people, but I am in the same boat as the OP. My partner wants all new appliances. Last year I caved on getting a fancy dishwasher during the tax holiday. This year I have won the argument about the fridge because of the nix on the tax free holiday.

Well, identical trademarks can be used by multiple parties, so long as their is no likelihood of confusion; i.e., where the goods/services are in different classes and are offered or sold in different streams of commerce. For example, DELTA is a registered trademark owned by different companies for both plumbing…

Yes, you can invite anyone you feel like.

That cannot be said for other AAA games though. And probably why they use (and need) some form of DRM.

Overwatch gives you the ability to turn even the text chat off, which I use every time I’m not playing with friends

The new ‘Okay’ emote is so perfect.

Concur with this completely. I bought rainbow six around the same time as Overwatch came out and it’s a massive difference. I would say about 85-90% of my competitive and other experience on overwatch is super positive. I don’t think It’s a problem whatsoever really, one of the few online communities I would say a…

Ahh true, shame I have no interest in that. I would have bought one had it been a lower price.

Ahh true, shame I have no interest in that. I would have bought one had it been a lower price.

Amazing. I was wondering if there were people like me. I just can't do it either. I have a huge collection of games beaten once. However, I'm a collector so I can't bear to get rid of them. Even if I beat the game in a week after release.

I’m the same way. I have sports games that I’ll play season after season after season, but for all the others, it’s one time through. It does save me money on not buying games when they first come out.

Who the hell pays thousands of dollars for virtual stickers for a fucking gun in a videogame? I mean, come on, people. If you wanna burn money, light it on fire. At least you’ll get some warmth from it.

People also don’t understand that GS doesn’t equal optimal gear at all. Each rank of gear overlaps stat ranges with each other, so it is entirely possible to have a 204 weapon that is better than the new 229 weapons that are available. This goes for gear as well, people are just throwing on pieces of the new 268 stuff…

For all the people who lurk in Division (and Destiny) kotaku posts to ask the tiring question “People still play this?” , yeah, THEY DO. It’s more decent to play nowadays, especially with friends (fuck the dark zone rogues!) although could use more content, hopefully this this dlc will pan out!

Yeah, definitely, especially after the awful trailer they released previously. I was geniunely interested in this game while watching this new trailer, before even knowing what the game was.